Companies say goal is to improve safety and efficiency at industrial worksites
FYLD and Bravo Target Safety announce a new partnership aimed at improving safety and productivity across industrial worksites in North America. The collaboration expands FYLD’s presence in the region and equips Bravo Target Safety’s teams with AI-powered tools to enhance operations in sectors such as energy and utilities.
Bravo Target Safety started integrating FYLD’s work execution platform into its field operations earlier this year. The move allows the company’s safety technicians to leverage predictive intelligence, agentic AI, and real-time visibility features to identify risks earlier and enforce compliance with safety protocols. The platform also replaces traditional paper-based reporting with video risk assessments, giving managers instant insights that enable proactive decision-making.
FYLD reports that its AI-driven safety tools reduced workplace injuries and incidents by up to 48% in 2024 across global sites.
“This partnership strengthens Bravo’s safety culture and helps deliver faster, smarter, and safer outcomes,” says Shelley Copsey, CEO and co-founder of FYLD. “When an incident pauses a job, timelines and budgets suffer. FYLD helps prevent those pauses by enabling better on-site decision-making.” Bravo Target Safety CEO Kevin O’Brien says the partnership represents a significant step forward for workplace protection. “Safety is our purpose, not just a priority,” he says. “FYLD’s technology empowers our teams with real-time intelligence, improving how we protect both our employees and our clients’ workers.”
FYLD continues to scale its platform globally, with use cases in utilities, construction, and infrastructure. The partnership marks a strategic alignment for Bravo Target Safety, which provides safety management, emergency response, and consulting services across Canada.
